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Automation's Impact on Global Supply Chains. Book Deep Dive: "Arriving Today: From Factory to Front Door, Why Everything Has Changed About How and What We Buy"
In episode 232 of the China Manufacturing Decoded podcast, Renaud does a deep dive into Christopher Mims' book, Arriving Today: From Factory to Front Door, Why Everything Has Changed About How and What We Buy. Mims, a Wall Street Journal journalist, explores the complexities of global supply chains that bring products from factories in Asia to our doorsteps.
Renaud focuses on the macroeconomic and macrosocial effects of automation discussed in the book. He highlights the advancements in technology, labor dynamics, and logistical challenges within Amazon's fulfillment centers. The conversation goes into how automation impacts labor productivity, employment, and the nature of work in these highly automated environments.
Renaud also addresses the implications of these changes on the economy and workers' health, shedding light on the balance between increased efficiency and the potential for higher injury rates. Join us to discover whether this book is for you and gain valuable insights into the evolving landscape of global supply chains and automation.
Listen and consider how automation shapes the future of manufacturing and distribution.
Show Sections
00:00 - Introduction and greetings.
02:14 - Exploring Amazon Fulfillment Centers.
12:47 - Economic Implications of Automation.
20:42 - Automation's effect on employee health.
28:00 - What could Amazon do to improve?
29:01 - Wrapping up.
Related content...
- Buy the book and read it yourself here: Arriving Today
Get in touch with us
- Connect with us on LinkedIn
Get in touch with us
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- Connect with us on LinkedIn
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In episode 232 of the China Manufacturing Decoded podcast, Renaud does a deep dive into Christopher Mims' book, Arriving Today: From Factory to Front Door, Why Everything Has Changed About How and What We Buy. Mims, a Wall Street Journal journalist, explores the complexities of global supply chains that bring products from factories in Asia to our doorsteps.
Renaud focuses on the macroeconomic and macrosocial effects of automation discussed in the book. He highlights the advancements in technology, labor dynamics, and logistical challenges within Amazon's fulfillment centers. The conversation goes into how automation impacts labor productivity, employment, and the nature of work in these highly automated environments.
Renaud also addresses the implications of these changes on the economy and workers' health, shedding light on the balance between increased efficiency and the potential for higher injury rates. Join us to discover whether this book is for you and gain valuable insights into the evolving landscape of global supply chains and automation.
Listen and consider how automation shapes the future of manufacturing and distribution.
Show Sections
00:00 - Introduction and greetings.
02:14 - Exploring Amazon Fulfillment Centers.
12:47 - Economic Implications of Automation.
20:42 - Automation's effect on employee health.
28:00 - What could Amazon do to improve?
29:01 - Wrapping up.
Related content...
- Buy the book and read it yourself here: Arriving Today
Get in touch with us
- Connect with us on LinkedIn
Get in touch with us
-
- Connect with us on LinkedIn
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